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Feza Gürsey (1921–1992) was one of the leading Turkish theoretical physicists of the 20th century. He gained international recognition for his work in particle physics and mathematical physics. His contributions to the application of symmetry concepts and group theory in physics established him as one of the key figures in modern high-energy physics. Gürsey’s research focused on developing theoretical models to explain the structure and interactions of fundamental particles. His contributions to

Professor Dr. Engin Arık was born on October 14, 1948, in Istanbul. His father, Hâdi Atagür, was from Istanbul’s elite class, and his mother, Güzide Atagür, was of Crimean origin. His family had lived for many years between the Balkans and Istanbul; it is known that his grandfather served as a military doctor in Albania and Shkodër. Engin Arık graduated first in his class from Atatürk Girls’ High School in 1965. In the same year, he was accepted into TÜBİTAK’s camp for young scientists and, afte

Magnetars constitute a specific subclass of neutron stars studied in high-energy astrophysics and are characterized by extremely powerful magnetic fields. These objects form as a result of core collapse and supernova explosions at the end of the lives of massive stars. The defining features of magnetars are their extraordinary magnetic field strengths and the intense X-ray and gamma-ray emissions produced by these fields. Observationally, magnetars are identified by irregular and sudden flare ev